In this triangle worksheet, 1st graders trace the first triangle, color the second triangle in the shape of an ice cream cone, and draw a triangle.

In this recognizing colors worksheet, students use the corresponding color to trace the color words purple, brown, black, gray, and pink. Students trace five words.

In this fort instructional activity, learners color a picture of a fort and trace and write the word fort. Students color, trace, and write the word one time each.

In this tea worksheet, students color a picture of a teapot and trace and write the word tea. Students color, trace, and write the word one time each.

In this numbers learning exercise, learners color the numbers 1 through 10 and trace and write the word numbers. Students color, trace, and write one time each.

In this shapes worksheet, students color a picture of shapes and trace and write the word shapes. Students color, trace, and write the word one time each.

In this angels worksheet, students color a picture of angels and trace and write the word angels. Students color, trace, and write the word 1 time each.

In this builder worksheet, students color a picture of a builder and trace and write the word builder. Students color, trace, and write the word one time each.

For this cheerleader worksheet, students color a picture of a cheerleader and trace and write the word cheerleader. Students color, trace, and write the word one time each.

In this monster worksheet, students color a picture of a monster and trace and write the word monster. Students color, trace, and write the word one time each.

In this sign language a worksheet, students color the picture of a hand making the sign language a, and trace and write the upper and lower case a. Students color, trace, and write one time each.

In this letter X worksheet, students trace the uppercase and lowercase letter X. They then color 2 items that begin with the letter X.

In this number nine worksheet, students color a picture of nine dots on a domino, and trace and write the word nine. Students color, trace, and write one time each.

For this rainy day coloring worksheet, students color the rainy day scene and then they use fine motor skills to trace the dotted lines to make more rain.

In this counting and printing practice learning exercise, students follow the dotted lines to print 10 examples of the number 4. They color any four squares that are shown at the bottom of the page.

Students trace and identify beginning sounds related the letter N in this worksheet. This worksheet provides a quick way for students to review upper and lowercase letter N. There are also 3 pictures in which students have to identify...

In this printing worksheet, students form 11 upper and lowercase letter Y's. Students color in pictures of words beginning with the letter and write one row of Y's independently.

Practice gross and fine motor skills with fun Christmas- and holiday-themed activities. These holiday lessons include songs, games, and other engaging activities for both gross and fine motor skills. Kids will love pinning the nose...

In this letter sounds worksheet, students practice learning the letter D by tracing the uppercase and lower case letter Dd. Students then say the names of the pictures in each box and color the pictures that start with the D sound.

For this early childhood color word recognition and printing practice worksheet, students trace the letters in the 5 words with a marker that corresponds with the color word.

In this geometry activity, students trace dotted lines to draw a rectangle. They color a stack of rectangles, and draw a rectangle independently.

For this geometry worksheet, students trace the dots to form a circle, color the circles that are part of a caterpillar picture, and independently draw a circle.

For this language arts worksheet, students color a picture of a deer. They trace the letters for the word "brown." The word is in all lower case lettering.

In this language arts worksheet, students color a picture of "Rudolph," the reindeer. They trace the name "Rudolph" at the bottom of the page.